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Drunk Texans play lo-fi hillbilly boogie that is so funny you'll laugh your ass right off.

It's like country music, only funny!

They do a stumbling Honky-Tonk cover of Public Enemy's "Bring the Noise." Can you imagine?!

The Dallas Observer wrote:

You haven't lived until you've heard Public Enemy's "Bring the Noise" turned into a white-trash stomp, its call-to-arms sung though a white man's nasal passages until the rhyme animal squeals in what's either pain or delight.

These boys play the song like they just learned it on a stage at the local VFW hall during nickel-beer night, clunking and clattering through it until PE starts whistling with "Dixie" and makes you wonder why we all just can't get along, especially by the time guitarist Morgan Geer gets around to insisting Farrakhan's a prophet he thinks you oughta listen to.

"Ternitup," Geer snarls in a bastard twang, while drummer Jamie Stirling goes looking for the beat in someone else's back pocket. Then, the punch line: "Braaaang the noise," and you can't tell whether the Trio's makin' fun or just havin' fun, though there's a fine line anyway."

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